A periradicular abscess is an inflammatory reaction to pulpal infection.If the patient is experiencing pain,tenderness to tooth pressure,pus formation,and swelling,this is considered to be:

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A periradicular abscess is an acute condition characterized by symptoms such as pain, tenderness, pus formation, and swelling. Chronic conditions usually have less severe symptoms, and reversible pulpitis does not involve abscess formation. Obturation refers to the sealing of the root canal after the pulp has been removed, and is not related to abscess formation.

A Periradicular Abscess Is an Inflammatory Reaction to Pulpal Infection